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Old 02 September 2001, 10:36 AM
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Does any one know if it is possible to fit a dual prox sensor to the Sigma alarm?

If so any advice on makes and who in the south east could do the job?

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Old 17 September 2001, 03:26 PM
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Yes, for instance the Clifford Dual Zone Prox may be added by any competent installer who is able to find power, ground, the so-called "negative armed output" which enables the sensor when the alarm is armed, and a suitable trigger input for the internal zone amongst the wires on the Sigma ECU. Then a suitable small piezo sounder can be relay-driven by the external warn-away output from the sensor.

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Max the Clifford dealer,

And how much would I expect to pay for the Clifford Dual Zone Prox thingy ?

E-mail me if you like.

Cheers Phill C
Old 19 September 2001, 11:03 PM
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Max
Thanks for the advice
As per Babber any ideas on cost and do you know of any one in south London or kent that could do it

Rob
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